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In India, elephants are used for manual labor. When the elephant is small and weighs approximately 200 pounds, it is securely tied with a heavy-duty rope. In between “jobs,” the elephant often tries to break through its bonds. The calf whines, tugs, and even tries to chew through the rope; but it is unable to …
One of my favorite quotes — one that guides much of my life and work — is a Japanese proverb: Your garden is not complete until there’s nothing more you can take out of it. A garden cannot have EVERYTHING in it. If it does, it ceases to be a garden and instead becomes a mess. A …
In Week Sixteen of The Master Key System, Charles F. Haanel wrote these lines. 1. Wealth is a product of labor. Capital is an effect, not a cause; a servant, not a master; a means, not an end. All wealth, be it money or otherwise, is an end-result. It is not the cause of success …